- Do you think people that inquire about electronic problems have all recently fell off the dumb ass wagon?
I used a blow dryer 2 years ago and also used silica packets in hopes of drying it out. And also leaving it in a oak cabinet with silica packets. This helps for temporary, like 4 minutes of filming. And then some so called tech tells me to look on you tube to see a process of removing the sensor and cleaning it, But it was for a totally different camcorder and not at all like the camcorder Panasonic PV-D209. Please give me some valuable information I can use to remove the sensor completely?
se come la cinta es una PV-D209 ycargo la bateria pero se apaga la camara ademas de no puedo...
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se come la cinta es una PV-D209 ycargo la bateria pero se apaga la camara ademas de no puedo usar en cable que va directo del cargador a l a bateria
Dew Detected indicator comes on. Battery was removed for 8 hours and the problem still exists....
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Dew Detected indicator comes on. Battery was removed for 8 hours and the problem still exists. Camera has not been exposed to any moisture.
I have a Panasonic Palmcorder, Model PV-D209. The tape release button does not respond so I cant get...
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I have a Panasonic Palmcorder, Model PV-D209. The tape release button does not respond so I cant get the tape out. Record, VCR and all other functions are working, I just cant get the tape out!! I tried both battery power and electric power, but nothing helps. How do I fix it ? Thanks!